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Education

 Philadelphia City Councilwoman Maria Quinones-Sanchez (third from right) brought bottled water to the Fast for Safe Schools group on Friday. (Nathaniel Hamilton/for NewsWorks)

Fast for Philly school funding enters Day Five as state budget negotiations continue

Friday marked the fifth day of a hunger strike by Philadelphia parents and school staff in protest of a school funding plan that will lea ...

13 years ago

 Students, alumni and parents gathered at Girard College in Philadelphia on June 14 to protest the plan to eliminate grades nine through 12 at the end of next year. (Ann  Marie Awad/for NawsWorks)

Class of 2015 will receive Girard College diplomas

Girard College’s class of 2015 will get to graduate after all, according to the Board of City Trusts. Following last week ...

13 years ago

Drexel student-developed app eases search for scholarship dollars

The ever-increasing cost of higher education compels more and more students and their families to rely on grants and scholarships to help ...

13 years ago

 Congressman Bob Brady, D-Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke, file)

Will Congressman Bob Brady help find money for Philly’s schools?

Could U.S. Congressman Bob Brady come to rescue of Philadelphia’s schools, ...

13 years ago

Survey finds majority of education programs fail to train

A study that sampled 1,130 teaching programs was released Tuesday by the National Council on Teacher Quality that found that the majority ...

13 years ago

 Supporters from the Unite Here food service and hospitality workers union protested the layoffs of some 1,200 student safety staff in Philadelphia schools. (Amy DiPierro/for NewsWorks)

Four vow not to eat until 1,200 Philly school jobs restored

A group of parents and staff at Philadelphia public schools announced Monday they won’t eat or drink until the district gives 1,200 ...

13 years ago

 Communications Technology High School in Southwest Philadelphia is one of the schools that will not reopen in the fall. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY, file)

Hatching a plan to prevent shuttered Philly schools from turning to blight

Philadelphia is trying to find new life for vacant school buildings or ones that soon will be empty.   With 23 schools slated ...

13 years ago

Voices in the Family
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Whether you’re a recent graduate just entering the workforce or you’ve been on a career path for some time, one thing is certain: it ...

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Philadelphia approves $2-per-pack cigarette tax if state will allow

In an effort to raise funds for the cash strapped public school system, Philadelphia City Council unanimously passed a new cigarette tax ...

13 years ago

Parents, students, alumni planning Girard College protest

Saying the voices of students and their families are not being heard, parents of Girard College students faced with the prospect of losin ...

13 years ago

Attempt to hike tax on drinking in Philly falters

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter’s plan to increase the drink tax is on life support. Council President Darrell Clarke said ...

13 years ago

 City Council President Darrell Clarke says it is the primary responsibility of City Council to raise the money needed for the school district. (Nathaniel Hamilton/for NewsWorks, file)

Nutter calls for Council action this week on schools funding

Philadelphia’s cash-strapped school district began mailing out layoff notices to nearly 3,800 employees last week. On Monday, Mayor ...

13 years ago

Pa. schools join Philly in call for more state money

A group of unlikely allies descended upon Harrisburg Tuesday to lobby for additional school funding. Pennsylvania charter school l ...

13 years ago

After five years and two strikes, Neshaminy teachers ratify new contract

A five-year labor impasse between a Bucks County school district and its teachers union appears to be all but over. On Monday nigh ...

13 years ago

Philly SRC approves dire school budget, hoping to restore some cuts

The Philadelphia School District’s art classes that often keep troubled kids enrolled will be gone next year. The guidance counselo ...

13 years ago

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